Soulbound House isn't a place you subscribe to. It's a place you belong to.

Membership isn't payment for a set of benefits. It's a way of saying: I want this to exist, and I'll help make it possible.

You get a key. You come and go, bring people, make tea, sit quietly, read, talk, think, or simply be. And you join the group of people responsible for keeping it alive.

No agenda
There's no schedule, no program, no list of things you're supposed to do. The space is simply there — for tea, for a conversation, for an hour of quiet. There's no staff, either. Members make their own tea, welcome their own guests, wash their own cups. You take care of it because it's yours too.

What it costs
We ask for dāna — generosity, offered rather than owed. Give what you can and what feels right: $25 a month, $75, more, or your time and care instead. There's no better tier of membership. There's only participation. We're making stone soup here.

The goal isn't to get the most out of Soulbound. It's to keep the door open — for you, for who you bring, and for whoever hasn't found it yet.